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Catch Rope

Contributed by Mosier on Wednesday, 14th May 2003 @ 10:35:00 AM in AEST
Topic: DarkPoetry

Suffocating in deepening sadness
I feel her last sign of life slipping away
If we were a noose today would we keep Those words locked in your throat
Separation of life
Separation to death

Cut through the throat by regret
And still I wonder when these days will bleed away
As I lament what we have destroyed
While watching this love decay before my eyes
These chains bruise more than flesh
Writhing, screaming in my dieing breath
As you pray your rope.. woven of misfortunes
Is nearly strong enough.. nearly strong enough for me

Down on shattered knees in broken glass
Coughing up what we need to say
Tears fill in reflections of disdain
And my mirror is nothing more than transparent

Dejections hollowed wrists..
Ill always remember how beautiful you look from the inside
How quickly lips fade to black..

Suffocating in deepending sadness
I feel her last sign of life slipping away
If we were a noose today would we keep Those words locked in your throat
Separation of life
Separation to death
Asphyxiation writhes beneath
This pain of life will set you free..

And everytime.. I kill myself.. I hope a piece.. of you dies too..

Copyright © Mosier ... [ 2003-05-14 10:35:00]
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Re: Catch Rope (User Rating: 1 )
by tease_whizz on Wednesday, 14th May 2003 @ 10:47:09 AM AEST
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i'm honoured to be the first one to comment on this. this is definitely one of the best i've read on this site - your use of imagery is very well done and i like the dark yet powerful feel to this write. i loved your first poem too, hope to read more from you soon, check out my work if you like, Kate x

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